Please note: MyFitnessPal does not support the sync of timestamps of when foods are logged in MFP to Apple Health.Įxercises - Exercises that are logged in Apple Health will send to MyFitnessPal as long as the exercise was logged on the same day. Food will not add from Health to MyFitnessPal. Once MyFitnessPal and Apple Health are linked, MyFitnessPal and Apple Health will (with your permission) share these types of data:įood - MyFitnessPal will update Meal Summaries (calories and nutrients, we currently do not track caffeine) to Health. Note: Since Apple Health is hosted by your device (and not as a separate downloadable app) it will not show as Connected under your Connected Apps in MyFitnessPal. There you will find the options for changing the permissions that govern MyFitnessPal's sharing with Apple Health. Launch the iPhone's Settings app (not the MyFitnessPal app) > tap Health > Data Access & Devices > MyFitnessPal To find this information in your iOS settings after the initial prompt in our app: If you visit 'HealthKit Sharing' in the MyFitnessPal app after initially setting up Apple Health, you will not see the options to link or unlink If you would like to change the sharing options after linking MyFitnessPal and Health, Apple requires that you visit the Settings app on your iPhone. *Please Note: This data-type selection screen inside the MyFitnessPal app will appear only the very first time that you authorize HealthKit Sharing in our app * We would suggest turning all categories on, and then tapping Allow. You will then be presented with options for linking to Health, and for selecting the types of data you permit MyFitnessPal and Apple Health to share. (lower right corner of the home screen) > Settings > Sharing & Privacy > HealthKit Sharing.

To link MyFitnessPal with Apple Health, launch the MyFitnessPal app for iPhone then tap: Initializing the Connection Checking on the Connection How Does it Work and What to Expect Apple Health and MyFitnessPal Sync Troubleshooting

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